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by Flimm 12y ago
I would say that we are moving similarly, and I like the way Benji Weber put it: - From continuous integration to continuous deployment - To project ownership (although there is some resistance here on the part of some software devs, who do
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What developers can learn from Disney(blog.trello.com)
1 points by Flimm 12y ago|0 comments
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by Flimm 12y ago
I think it's more like Disqus, just with per-paragraph comments.
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Ninja Sphere featured on ubuntu.com(ubuntu.com)
1 points by Flimm 12y ago|0 comments
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by Flimm 12y ago
I program code that doesn't get distributed, would you count me as a "proprietary programmer"?
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by Flimm 12y ago
Some small players might not either. It might be working in some small players' favour that less active users are subsidising active users.
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by Flimm 12y ago
Jack Stratton is correct in pointing out that less active users are subsidising active users. However, he then makes the leap that that means that less popular artists are subsidising the popular ones, which has yet to be proved.
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by Flimm 12y ago
Oh Mozilla. How I wish that you had finished your BrowserID project! Now we have to trust Facebook with this idea instead of you.
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by Flimm 12y ago
Yes, it is the language's fault. The language could have been better designed, here are some solutions: 1. Assignments in conditions could be required to be surrounded with an additional pair of parentheses, like this: `if ((x = true))
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by Flimm 12y ago
It broke the back button severely.
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by Flimm 12y ago
I have no idea why anyone would downvote this.
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by Flimm 12y ago
"The exemption already exists"... where? The rest of your comment only talks about how copyright is often unenforced in these cases, not that there exists an exemption.
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by Flimm 12y ago
This only applies to BBC Arabic.
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Moreutils: basic Unix tools that ought to be better known(devblog.nestoria.com)
9 points by Flimm 12y ago|1 comments
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by Flimm 12y ago
So it's wrong to say that one way is right and one way is wrong? ... ad nauseum
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by Flimm 12y ago
Python 3 does not allow you to mix spaces and tabs. I don't know if Coffeescript is similarly strict. I guess you've developed a habit where you're completely OK with having incorrect indentation a lot of the time, whereas I
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by Flimm 12y ago
I somehow missed the "no sign-up required" in the front page, because of the login link.
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by Flimm 12y ago
You don't need a license to turn the TV on to play on your console for example.
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by Flimm 12y ago
s/forced/contractually obliged/g
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by Flimm 12y ago
Apple is contractually forcing developers to not discuss the contract, in what way is that good for users? Apple can still have a walled garden without contractually requiring developers to forgo their right to jailbreak their own device. D
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by Flimm 12y ago
Or you can vote with your feet, wallet and mouth.
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by Flimm 12y ago
> actually quite common within contracts generally Really? > What's wrong with Apple insisting that developers not jailbreak their devices? It's my device and I have the freedom to do with it as I wish. EFF goes into a lot m
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by Flimm 12y ago
Clickable link: http://www.john-foreman.com/blog/the-forgotten-job-of-a-data...
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Introducing the “Secure Account Management Fundamentals” Course(troyhunt.com)
1 points by Flimm 12y ago|0 comments
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by Flimm 12y ago
Is it not possible to run beta versions of these browsers to catch issues early?
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by Flimm 12y ago
I had to disable the add-on Privacy Badger to get it to work.
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by Flimm 12y ago
Are we trying to maximise the number of people creating good art, or the number of people making a living out of art? It's not the same thing.
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by Flimm 12y ago
There's a free-rider problem if the funding is from a national funding body. Since software is generally useful globally, the funding body would have to be international.
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by Flimm 12y ago
40% of what?
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by Flimm 12y ago
I think many free content creators would disagree with you on what the spirit of cc-by is.

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